Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| South Park episode | |
| "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" | |
 Ms. Stephenson and Ike have made love |
|
| Episode no. | 149 |
|---|---|
| Airdate | October 18, 2006 |
| South Park - Season 10 March 22, 2006 – November 15, 2006 |
|
|
|
|
| ← Season 9 | Season 11 → |
|
|
|
| List of all South Park episodes | |
"Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" is episode 1010 (#149) of Comedy Central's South Park. This episode is a parody of the Debra Lafave teacher-pupil sex scandal (and other similar incidents) along with the Dog the Bounty Hunter TV series.
Contents |
[edit] Plot
In this episode (originally titled Nice[1]), Cartman is sent to the pricipal's office (he thinks because he was told on by Kelly Nelson, who he had made throw up) to be appointed school hall monitor and quickly starts taking his newfound job seriously. Dressed up as Duane Chapman from Dog the Bounty Hunter he finds a piece of litter in the hall — a picture that Ike had made of his teacher, Ms. Stephenson, whom Ike apparently has a crush on. In a rather shocking twist, she likes him too. Soon, she uses the excuse of private tutoring to engage in a relationship with Ike. In the cut scene where the teacher finally admits her passionate feelings for Ike Broflovski, the song played is the REO Speedwagon song, "Can't Fight This Feeling". One day, when Kyle goes to pick Ike up from the teacher's house, he discovers the two taking a bubble bath together, while Ike pops out the bubbles with a mask and snorkel. Hinting to his parents that the two are having a sexual relationship does not work, mostly due to resistance from Ike himself. When Kyle reports the crime anonymously to the police, he discovers that they find the idea of a boy sleeping with an attractive female teacher "...Nice". Even Kyle's friends don't mind the transgression. Cartman, however, finds out they're making out in the halls, which is of course, against school regulations.
When Cartman catches them making out in the hallway, and Ike without a hall pass, he maces Ms. Stephenson (with a brand made for use on bears) and takes them both to the principal's office, whereupon the police are informed and reluctantly take her in. The townspeople don't seem to mind, as she is an attractive female, and as far as Ike is concerned, Kyle is dead to him. Stephenson, however, uses what Cartman calls "The Mel Gibson Defense" and claims to be an alcoholic. The townspeople, upon discovering this news, decide that she is a victim and thus free from any culpability. She quickly enters rehabilitation; when asked if she was sexually abused as a child she says that she was not, but that an uncle did make her and her twin sister kiss while he took photos. The therapist reacts to this with yet another "...Nice". After the short interview, she is released. She immediately takes Ike from the Broflovski house and makes plans to flee with him to Milan. (It is unclear whether Ike understands that Ms. Stephenson plans to take him abroad, rather than to see the Disney film Mulan.) The Broflovskis quickly find out what has happened, and report it to the police. The police agree to "make a report," but they seem uninterested in actually apprehending Stephenson. Cartman, furious that his catches would get away, assembles a team to help him catch them. Cartman's team consists of Leeroy (Dawg's Assistant), Earl (Dawg's Driver), Beth (Dawg's Bitch) and Kyle (Jew). Beth discovers that the two will not leave until the next day, and are staying at the Airport Hilton. The team quickly enters the hotel. Cartman does not have permission to be in the hotel, but he tries to solve that problem with bear mace and the police are called. Ike and Stephenson try to flee, but Cartman chases them while having several people maced, and all parties, including the police, wind up on the roof. Cornered, Stephenson threatens to jump. Kyle ends up telling Ike that he has to live a life and have fun, "...before ruining it with a serious relationship." Stephenson jumps to her death, expecting Ike to follow, but Ike stops himself at the last moment and runs to hug Kyle. Cartman and his crew are then told to get off the roof by the police, to which he responds "That's cool. I'm done making my video anyways." He then picks up the camcorder (the "camera angle" shifts to a view looking at Cartman from inside the camcorder) and turns it off, thus ending the episode.
[edit] Cultural References
- When one of the cops asks the police chief if they still want to press charges, he says, "Who are we gonna convict, Johnnie Walker?" in reference to the brand of scotch.
[edit] Trivia
- Cartman is cruel to the original hallway monitor for being a ginger kid. This is a follow on from Ginger Kids.
- The first song Cartman sings as part of being "Dawg the Hallway Monitor" has a similar theme song and similar lyrics to the opening credits of the tv series Dog the Bounty Hunter, which Dawg is basing himself on. The appearance of Leroy and Earl are similar to the appearance of Dog's teammates. Earl's appearance is similar to the actions of Dog's brother, Tim Chapman.
[edit] Goofs
- When Cartman and his crew are heading to the Airport Hilton, he tells Beth to "tell Leroy to pull up here." However, Earl is the driver, while Leroy is the assistant.
- When Cartman bursts into the teachers room, a triangle appears on the chalkboard without explanation.
- When the crowds feeling sorry and supportive for Miss Stevenson when she claimed to be alcoholic, two copies of Craig's mother appear in the background.
- In one scene, the police officer who is referred to as Foley is darker haired, but the next time at the police station, one of the lighter haired cops is called Foley.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
| Preceded by "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" |
South Park episodes | Followed by "Hell on Earth 2006" |
